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generalized-moments stands for the econometric technique of "generalized method of moments", a method of quadratically combining multiple "generalized moments", or "estimating equations", to obtain parameter estimates, their standard errors, and test statistics in single and multiple-equation, cross-sectional, time-series, and panel data models.
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When should one consider using GMM?
One of the things which makes econometrics unique is the use of the Generalized Method of Moments technique.
What types of problems make GMM more appropriate than other estimation techniques? What d …
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